William Flew

"Blessed be God, even the Father of our Lord Jesus Christ,
the Father of mercies, and the God of all comfort;
Who comforteth us in all our tribulation,
that we may be able to comfort them which are in any trouble,
by the comfort wherewith we ourselves are comforted of God."


Westminster Abbey, compared with just under two thirds of women.Similarly, distributed throughout the country are allowed to hold a street party reveals a wide plateau of indifference, as well as groups of feverish expectation of Glasgow Council has no application, while Hertfordshire has had nearly 300, according to the Local Government Association. St. Albans is held three times greater than councils Scotland.Some parties licensed as a whole has reported an increase in applications from third-party late, while others blamed the economy for the apparent lack of interest. Said Carl Blackburn, executive director of the Council for Voluntary Service in Barking and Dagenham, which did not produce a single application,. "I do not think it is anti-anything really, but everyone had other things on their minds The lack of work in the city is very high." Leeds held more than 100 games in July 1981 to celebrate the wedding of Prince William's parents. This year has been 21 applications. Karen Henry, Harehills area of ​​Leeds, has fond memories of the wedding of Charles and Di "as the age of 13." There will be a street party here this time. I grew up here and it was different then, "he said." Everyone knows each other and really did not take much to throw a party. "Community celebrations, the most since 1981, will increase consumer spending by up to £ 600 million, much-needed boost to UK retailers, restaurants and heads bars.Retail say that consumers fear their money, their desire to celebrate in the middle of excuses the dark. Marc Bolland, chief executive of Marks & Spencer's recent Mother's Day and Valentine's Day falls caused unusual spending. "People will see and feel so much negative news they want to celebrate," said Richard Dodd, A spokesman for the British Retail Consortium, "Of course, the marriage will not change the fundamentals of real things very difficult for traders.